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A session that never dies
Start a deploy on your desktop, follow it live on your phone, and take over in one tap. The terminal keeps running, whichever screen you are on.
- Real-time sync
- Cross-platform
- Desktop to phone
Aphelia. A terminal that watches your servers.
An AI-powered terminal for DevOps teams. It monitors servers on its own, alerts the team when something goes wrong and takes the initiative as soon as it spots trouble.
- Autonomous AI agent
- Real-time monitoring
- Incident alerting
- Cross-platform software
01The problem
Servers fail at the worst moment.
Monitoring tools pile up alerts, but the diagnosis and the fix still wait for someone to open a terminal. The goal: a terminal that does the watching itself.
02What was built
A terminal with an AI built in. It watches the servers it is connected to, notifies the team as soon as a problem appears, and takes the initiative when it spots trouble instead of waiting to be asked.
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Describe the problem, get the fix
Explain what is wrong in plain English. The AI finds the cause, proposes each command with a risk score and waits for your approval, even from your phone. Here: a website down, fixed and verified in under a minute.
- AI agent
- Risk scoring
- Human approval
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A night watch on your servers
Ask in plain English for nightly checks: last night’s backup, disk space, certificates. They run on their own, read-only, and you only hear about it when something needs attention, with a clear report and the next steps.
- Scheduled checks
- Read-only by design
- Alerting
03The result
I build AI that acts, not only AI that talks: an agent trusted with real infrastructure, where a mistake is expensive.
100%of servers monitored
~€0.20per server per month
50%less work for the DevOps team
04Skills involved
- Autonomous AI agent
- Real-time monitoring
- Incident alerting
- Cross-platform software